The National ReviewW.H. Allen, 1886 - Great Britain |
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Page 58
But even if we assume that it will right itself in this respect , and will eliminate third and fourth Parties , and return to its pristine condition of Liberal Ayes and Conservative Noes , what a machine for the purposes of Government !
But even if we assume that it will right itself in this respect , and will eliminate third and fourth Parties , and return to its pristine condition of Liberal Ayes and Conservative Noes , what a machine for the purposes of Government !
Page 59
SO Glorious Constitution , the Government consists only of those who are technically called the Government . It consists of what is called the Opposition as well ; the nominal Government yielding to or borrowing from the nominal ...
SO Glorious Constitution , the Government consists only of those who are technically called the Government . It consists of what is called the Opposition as well ; the nominal Government yielding to or borrowing from the nominal ...
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As for the rights reserved for the Central Government , the Local Government Board should , as at present , have a general power of supervising the system of local administration in its various parts ; and it should have a check on the ...
As for the rights reserved for the Central Government , the Local Government Board should , as at present , have a general power of supervising the system of local administration in its various parts ; and it should have a check on the ...
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